Hands down one of the best climbing channels in TH-cam. No drones, no techno music. Just pure climbing. Your Patagonian videos are just perfect. Great recording, great storytelling, and... what a skyline! Keep it up!
@@neoneo4221 they’re a fairly new channel and this video hit 251,332 views, all things considering that’s pretty good! I am confident their channel will continue to grow. This the first time I watch one of their videos and it’s precisely the reasons this person mentioned that I am subscribing to this channel. I am over annoying background music and aerial shots. I love this raw and personal feel.
Tyler, I've been meaning to comment that I've been enjoying these Patagonia videos immensely (along with your descriptions and Instagram posts). Up here in Canada it has been a wet and crummy March that doesn't have me stoked on skiing and I'm waiting for a rock climbing season that I'm already mourning the loss of because I'm about to start my first real desk job and become one of those weekend warriors, so I've been living vicariously through these videos. You joked in a previous video that you didn't understand why people like these, but it's just pure climbing. No long backstory, ominous music and multiple epic shots with expensive camera equipment and drones, but rather, relatable and real content that reminds us climbers of fun days out and adventures with friends (okay maybe not in Patagonia for me, but you get the gist of what I'm saying). Keep on keeping on!
Very well done, loved the footage. Those cracks are beautiful. What a joy it must be to climb them. The descent may very well be the most dangerous part of many climbs for many reasons that the non-climber isn't aware of. Thanks for including it.
Very inspiring. You guys rock climb as easily as I can walk to the quick mart. Young strong bodies are the envy of us who do not possess either. Patagonia is incredibly beautiful from the pictures and video I've seen. Stay healthy and active my friends.
I can't even comprehend this. Also, I worked machining stone for years and know just how weak it can be. Some of the pieces around 7:20 could be pried off with a medium sized crowbar. Relying on them as holds would be scary enough, I can't imagine climbing below someone else who is.
Up close and personal with patagonian granite...very cool ! I'm amazed that someone installed bolts next to pefect pro cracks. At last we get to see some of the famous patagonian winds...it was because of these that don whillans invented the "Box" tent which was used on everest face routes etc. A very satisfying video...well done.
I was shocked when he panned up from his partner following to the anchor setup and... Nothing in the crack. Those bolts get chopped 10 times outta 10 at my local crag.
wow! that route is off the charts... at least from my armchair. the arete exposure and the quality of the rock and the jamming just look epic! 9:32 with the ice, yikes, but that probably feels like nothing after the route but looks sketch. and 10:30, like seeing these moments, transitions are funky sometimes. the bolts next to cracks seems lame but this all out of my league anyway so just blather. thanks! this was my favorite! so so good.
The climb perspiration and finishing is motivation. Excellent videos of climb, feels like the climbs I used to make in the day, keep up the good work, climb safe and smart
I started following this channel at the end of last year - not disappointed, especially for content like this. Hand jambs for days! Crack city - very cool. Keep up the solid work
Holy living crap ! This video just happen to come across my TH-cam feed. You are out of your minds … lol … at the 7:25 mark … I think I crapped my pants
amazing, loved the crack shot at 4:50, many beautiful things about this video. you guys made it seem like you're normal climbers just out at the crag! congrats! at the end you told Pedro "see you tomorrow", like you were gonna do it again (or anything for that matter), ha! normal people would have needed some recovery and reflection time. herculean!
2:16 That's a terrifyingly beautiful shot. My palms are so sweaty, but I'm glad y'all are risking your own lives for not only your pleasure but also my entertainment.
One of the best vids ever. Just Wow, the clarity. That rock looks delicious. What is up with that bolted hand crack? How does that not get chopped? No music, just perfect footage of sweet granite climbing. Thanks for that boys.
I’ve just subscribed now please be extra careful at places that are overused. I’m no climber at all but please take a little extra time. You guys are exceptional but please Tyler make sure your guys share your iron will. I’m ready for some adventures. I like climbers food. I’ll join your patron and stay blessed till home plotting your next climb. Team up with the guy that cooks in his van he just built on the inside he cooks good to. Glad there’s people like you in this world
Kurt! You're in the very first climbing vid I ever made hahaha... Royal Arches. So strange that I even started filming back then. Hope all is well. Cheers dude!
it's not terrifying but shit it looks difficult! Just learn from someone who knows 102% what they are doing and don't lead ice unless you will never fall.
this might be the coolest video of a climb, also the coolest looking high five slappin' hand jamb session. respect and thanks so much for sharing! so epic. Pedro is an excellent climber also.
Bro this video just had my Jaw dropped I’ve been hiking in the Adirondacks all winter and I have always wanted to get into rock climbing and this just really blew me away love how excited you were for your buddy every time he got up great video new sub
As a non climber who has been loving all these videos, can someone help me understand a couple things? 1) at 1:55 is Tyler holding the line here in case Pedro falls? It feels so long of distance so I can't imagine being able to hold that weight. At 3:25 what is holding in case Pedro falls also. 2) at 3:16 is all his body weight supported by the one bolt here? Seems like a ton of weight (im scared) 3) at 4:44 is this someone elses bolt? Are these generally trusted by everyone who climbs? Is there a certain weight limit for these type of bolts or secondary protection? Thank you and I am just trying to grasp better how these amazing climbs are done.
This is so crazy. I could never climb such a crack. I would always think that the plate might crack and fall of the mountain, leaving behind a surprised climber unattached.
That is so beautiful, I cant wait to get back out on the rocks this season. I'm not nearly as experienced as either of you, but hopefully one day I will get somewhere close. you guys are really out there living the dream
Thanks for these men and women pray them safe in journey all times I see by this I understand by this I'm terrified of heights and would never feel the butterflies in my stomach if these people didn't do it thank you
I'm not afraid of heights, I've worked on 16 story swing stages, 200ft scaffold and 180 JLG work platforms but I wouldn't climb that if someone offered me £10 million. That is crazy! hats off to you lads, you two are goodens.
Marvellous. Watching this on the way home after another busy day doing gait analysis. My alpine days seem a lifetime past, but your videos such as this take me back to the smell of the rock and the mouth open beauty. Thanks buddy for your sterling effort to film this awesome climb.
You said it dave...being taken back, the smell of clean rock,the jaw-dropping beauty. Being a part of the team, from a comfortable chair... Trully marvellous...
Amazing climb! Imagine the experience and skill Pedro will have in a couple of years if he does these kind of climbs with 18! I'm curious: Since you stayed at the belay what is the rational for the "top rope solo" at 6:05? Is it convenience so you can rest better? Maybe this is a common thing on big walls? Or is it so you can haul the bag in peace?
how do you know those cracked pieces of stone won't come loose when you climb them? not the central crack you are climbing but those flat pieces that are lying flat on the face of the cliff?
@@BikeArea No worries! Typically the ethics in climbing is that if a route can be protected with traditional climbing gear, you do not place bolts on it. Sometimes you'll see partially bolted routes, where you'll be expected to protect parts of it with traditional gear. Anyway, this is an obvious scenario where bolts are not needed. The crack is totally continuous. To see this at a local crag would be surprising/unethical, let alone somewhere this remote. Someone had to haul the hardware all this way, and for a dumb reason.
@@CasaDelMandar " Typically the ethics in climbing...`' this is pretty much a US and UK thing. In most places (including the Alps and - for what I've read - Patagonia), the person opening the route decides if he want to place a bolt or not. If the route was opened before bolts and climbing shoes, the locals decide.
I thought the same too. Maybe the first ascentionist didn't want others to carry 5+ yellow cams to protect the pitch? Those bolts would have been immediately chopped if it were my local climbing crag. Makes me think of the Compressor Route. Patagonia must have different ethics on bolts. Even the bolted belays seemed unnecessary.
Hands down one of the best climbing channels in TH-cam. No drones, no techno music. Just pure climbing. Your Patagonian videos are just perfect. Great recording, great storytelling, and... what a skyline! Keep it up!
Yep that''s why they have 14k subscribers and other channels with all those things you mentioned have hundreds of thousands of subs
@@neoneo4221 they’re a fairly new channel and this video hit 251,332 views, all things considering that’s pretty good! I am confident their channel will continue to grow. This the first time I watch one of their videos and it’s precisely the reasons this person mentioned that I am subscribing to this channel. I am over annoying background music and aerial shots. I love this raw and personal feel.
Tyler, I've been meaning to comment that I've been enjoying these Patagonia videos immensely (along with your descriptions and Instagram posts). Up here in Canada it has been a wet and crummy March that doesn't have me stoked on skiing and I'm waiting for a rock climbing season that I'm already mourning the loss of because I'm about to start my first real desk job and become one of those weekend warriors, so I've been living vicariously through these videos. You joked in a previous video that you didn't understand why people like these, but it's just pure climbing. No long backstory, ominous music and multiple epic shots with expensive camera equipment and drones, but rather, relatable and real content that reminds us climbers of fun days out and adventures with friends (okay maybe not in Patagonia for me, but you get the gist of what I'm saying). Keep on keeping on!
I really appreciate the kind words. Thank you!
@@tylerkarow yeah dude, don’t change anything about your videos. We like the rawness.
good comment. unadorned vloggage.
I’m blown away by these videos. It really puts to light the difficulty for non-climbers like myself regarding adventures like this. Terrific overall.
totally
Love it. No annoying music or unnecessary narration. Just straight forward climbing video.
Thank you for the videos Tyler. I really appreciate the dialog in the description as well! Beautiful.
Very well done, loved the footage. Those cracks are beautiful. What a joy it must be to climb them. The descent may very well be the most dangerous part of many climbs for many reasons that the non-climber isn't aware of. Thanks for including it.
This brings back very dear memories. Especially when you showed the first lights. I remember the time and even the feelings. Thanks.
Very inspiring. You guys rock climb as easily as I can walk to the quick mart. Young strong bodies are the envy of us who do not possess either. Patagonia is incredibly beautiful from the pictures and video I've seen. Stay healthy and active my friends.
I can't even comprehend this. Also, I worked machining stone for years and know just how weak it can be. Some of the pieces around 7:20 could be pried off with a medium sized crowbar. Relying on them as holds would be scary enough, I can't imagine climbing below someone else who is.
Up close and personal with patagonian granite...very cool !
I'm amazed that someone installed bolts next to pefect pro cracks.
At last we get to see some of the famous patagonian winds...it was because of these that don whillans invented the "Box" tent which was used on everest face routes etc.
A very satisfying video...well done.
I was shocked when he panned up from his partner following to the anchor setup and... Nothing in the crack. Those bolts get chopped 10 times outta 10 at my local crag.
I’m sweating watching this! 😅
I applaud your skill and bravery 👏 👏
wow! that route is off the charts... at least from my armchair. the arete exposure and the quality of the rock and the jamming just look epic! 9:32 with the ice, yikes, but that probably feels like nothing after the route but looks sketch. and 10:30, like seeing these moments, transitions are funky sometimes. the bolts next to cracks seems lame but this all out of my league anyway so just blather. thanks! this was my favorite! so so good.
The climb perspiration and finishing is motivation. Excellent videos of climb, feels like the climbs I used to make in the day, keep up the good work, climb safe and smart
Why can't you people just go to Panda Express and call that a good day? What's all this stupid climbing stuff?
@@lashankuanetteshesothicc4242 motivation and enjoyment comes in all forms, glad you enjoy Panda Express, love that food also.
This is so highly disturbing. Rock on, y'all, but I can't watch anymore. 😳😵💫💜
I started following this channel at the end of last year - not disappointed, especially for content like this. Hand jambs for days! Crack city - very cool. Keep up the solid work
Ragazzi mi avete fatto emozionare! Che senso di avventura! Mi mancano le vie in montagna
Awesome video thank you so for sharing. Very motivational and loved the rawness of the video.
Thanks for showing the repels down!! Always curious about that part.
Holy living crap ! This video just happen to come across my TH-cam feed. You are out of your minds … lol … at the 7:25 mark … I think I crapped my pants
Great activity and great video and description above, well done, thanks!!
amazing, loved the crack shot at 4:50, many beautiful things about this video. you guys made it seem like you're normal climbers just out at the crag! congrats! at the end you told Pedro "see you tomorrow", like you were gonna do it again (or anything for that matter), ha! normal people would have needed some recovery and reflection time. herculean!
2:16 That's a terrifyingly beautiful shot. My palms are so sweaty, but I'm glad y'all are risking your own lives for not only your pleasure but also my entertainment.
Brutal videos, really enjoying them from distant Spain. Thank you for sharing your adventures! Take care !
What a beautiful splitter! Those jams looked g8
Awesome climbing and filming. Felt like I was there, which was a tad unsettling :)
Hope that you are able to continue your adventures !
Totally epic. You really tell a great tale with fantastic video. Tough AF
One of the best vids ever. Just Wow, the clarity. That rock looks delicious. What is up with that bolted hand crack? How does that not get chopped? No music, just perfect footage of sweet granite climbing. Thanks for that boys.
Wow, this scares the crap out of me
But just wow!!! How amazing is it!!!!!
Really enjoy your climbing videos. Thanks for them!
I’ve just subscribed now please be extra careful at places that are overused. I’m no climber at all but please take a little extra time. You guys are exceptional but please Tyler make sure your guys share your iron will. I’m ready for some adventures. I like climbers food. I’ll join your patron and stay blessed till home plotting your next climb. Team up with the guy that cooks in his van he just built on the inside he cooks good to. Glad there’s people like you in this world
Wow man. You're channel just showed up on my feed. Loving it! -Kurt Freischlag
Kurt! You're in the very first climbing vid I ever made hahaha... Royal Arches. So strange that I even started filming back then. Hope all is well. Cheers dude!
its crazy to think that in my entire lifetime, i will never try something like this ever.
I`ve skydived a few times , but this rock climbing thing is terrifying ! Cool vid dude 👍
it's not terrifying but shit it looks difficult! Just learn from someone who knows 102% what they are doing and don't lead ice unless you will never fall.
This video is awesome! Thanks for sharing your trip with us! :)
Badass! Awesome video man wish I could do this kind of things seems like something that makes you appreciate life more
I can tell you it definitely gives you an amazing sense of accomplishment I've not found doing anything else on earth.
this might be the coolest video of a climb, also the coolest looking high five slappin' hand jamb session. respect and thanks so much for sharing! so epic. Pedro is an excellent climber also.
BAREFOOT,NO GLOVES,....SUBZERO TEMPERATURE..THIS IS INSANE>>>>>>>>>>>AMAZING VIDEO
Dude you are really really good and your friend too.Keep up the like this!!!
What an insane climb, your both very brave. Well done....my hands and feet are tingling watching on here.
Amazing climb, glad you got back out to patagonia
@3:43 YOU ROCKIN IT BAREFOOT MAN!!! thats wild
Bro this video just had my
Jaw dropped I’ve been hiking in the Adirondacks all winter and I have always wanted to get into rock climbing and this just really blew me away love how excited you were for your buddy every time he got up great video new sub
Are you already started? If not you really should.. 😉 follow your dream
They must be super human and so fit. Amazing. My legs felt like jelly watching though
Awesome work dude, taking the necessary amount of time, precision work. Well done
Great Videos Tyler!!!! Your living the life. Stay safe!
Man this is brutal. I am sweating when I watch this !
I was relieved to see you put shoes on for the fun stuff ;)
As a non climber who has been loving all these videos, can someone help me understand a couple things?
1) at 1:55 is Tyler holding the line here in case Pedro falls? It feels so long of distance so I can't imagine being able to hold that weight. At 3:25 what is holding in case Pedro falls also.
2) at 3:16 is all his body weight supported by the one bolt here? Seems like a ton of weight (im scared)
3) at 4:44 is this someone elses bolt? Are these generally trusted by everyone who climbs? Is there a certain weight limit for these type of bolts or secondary protection?
Thank you and I am just trying to grasp better how these amazing climbs are done.
also wondering about this!!!
This is so crazy. I could never climb such a crack. I would always think that the plate might crack and fall of the mountain, leaving behind a surprised climber unattached.
That is so beautiful, I cant wait to get back out on the rocks this season. I'm not nearly as experienced as either of you, but hopefully one day I will get somewhere close. you guys are really out there living the dream
Thanks for these men and women pray them safe in journey all times I see by this I understand by this I'm terrified of heights and would never feel the butterflies in my stomach if these people didn't do it thank you
I'm not afraid of heights, I've worked on 16 story swing stages, 200ft scaffold and 180 JLG work platforms but I wouldn't climb that if someone offered me £10 million. That is crazy! hats off to you lads, you two are goodens.
Shiny bolts next to splitter crack. Guess they thought it was better to bring a drill than a few extra cams haha
Thanks for that video.. makes me appreciate the ground
Marvellous. Watching this on the way home after another busy day doing gait analysis. My alpine days seem a lifetime past, but your videos such as this take me back to the smell of the rock and the mouth open beauty. Thanks buddy for your sterling effort to film this awesome climb.
You said it dave...being taken back, the smell of clean rock,the jaw-dropping beauty. Being a part of the team, from a comfortable chair...
Trully marvellous...
Beautiful pictures ,great !
Nice footage! Loved it.
very cool, amazing sunrise. ty for sharing
Simply Spectacular rock/climb/climbing/and teamwork!
This is so insane, awesome job guys
wow, these are great. Haven't really thought of actually climbing the Mt. Fitz Roy, but you are giving me ideas haha. keep up the good work!
Seeing the rope dangle from the summit wind gives me my daily dose of adrenaline
Thank you. That was great to watch.
You guys are beasts! Well done!
such a sick line. would be great if you could go through your gear list at some point for something like this!!
Amazing vid 👍, got lucky with the wheather 🌞😎
Pure grit. Excellent video.
You're like an IV drip of stoke. Love the content as always.
so much stoke from the next gen
Amazing climb! Imagine the experience and skill Pedro will have in a couple of years if he does these kind of climbs with 18!
I'm curious: Since you stayed at the belay what is the rational for the "top rope solo" at 6:05? Is it convenience so you can rest better? Maybe this is a common thing on big walls? Or is it so you can haul the bag in peace?
I dont rly know. But maybe in treverse pitches you wouldnt notice the drag that much. It seem way more confortable than belaying
TR soloing is typically more efficient on steep big walls. I plan to make a video on multipitch efficiency at some point in the next 6 months or so
@@tylerkarow I would love to watch this!
@@tylerkarow yes please! 😀
@@tylerkarow +1 to do so, please!
your videos give me vertigo anxiety lol but i enjoy them a lot. i find it crzy how people can do this xD
This was amazing. I’m a little confused why the bolts (in places) when actively swimming up a hand crack, but I’m no alpinist. Stellar nonetheless.
The pitch at 4:50 look absolutely insane (minus bolted crack)
Loved this content really pure thanks
You’re videos are so inspiring, hands down the best content TH-cam. Thank you for sharing !
Simply amazing place and climb!
Bravo nice rocks thank for the nice video ❤😊
Brilliant climbing, guys
Why does the follower is top rope soloing? Is it to avoid abrading the rope or for speed? 2:49 Love the videos really stoked for rock season!
You guys deserve 1000000 views 👏👏👏
That is one of the best lines I've ever seen.
Wow, I didn't expect to see a bolt way up there....
Bravo. Nicely done.
This sport is insane. I really dont understand people who do this...not a hater thou :D
ok i have to be honest you guys are nuts
Awesome effort mate!
what are these ancors in the wall at 2:50 ? were they there before they climbed it or how did he put those in the mountain?
the look at the crack at min 4.55 is insane!!
how do you know those cracked pieces of stone won't come loose when you climb them? not the central crack you are climbing but those flat pieces that are lying flat on the face of the cliff?
5:02 My mind is blown… a bolt next to a hand crack… in the alpine. 😳
Why is this so special?
(Sorry, I'm a complete newbie on this matter.)
@@BikeArea No worries! Typically the ethics in climbing is that if a route can be protected with traditional climbing gear, you do not place bolts on it. Sometimes you'll see partially bolted routes, where you'll be expected to protect parts of it with traditional gear.
Anyway, this is an obvious scenario where bolts are not needed. The crack is totally continuous. To see this at a local crag would be surprising/unethical, let alone somewhere this remote. Someone had to haul the hardware all this way, and for a dumb reason.
@@CasaDelMandar " Typically the ethics in climbing...`' this is pretty much a US and UK thing. In most places (including the Alps and - for what I've read - Patagonia), the person opening the route decides if he want to place a bolt or not. If the route was opened before bolts and climbing shoes, the locals decide.
@@FranFerioli interesting! thanks for sharing
I thought the same too. Maybe the first ascentionist didn't want others to carry 5+ yellow cams to protect the pitch? Those bolts would have been immediately chopped if it were my local climbing crag. Makes me think of the Compressor Route. Patagonia must have different ethics on bolts. Even the bolted belays seemed unnecessary.
Sweet footage. Way to get after it! WAHOOOO!!!!
Awesome climbing.. Keep safe guys
What's up with bolt right off of the most splitter hand crack I've ever seen, at 4:40?
Really enjoying the Patagonia content!
Amazing, be safe out there
Sick man, great work !!
WHAT - THIS IS NOT NORMAL ARE YOU SUPERMAN - WHAT A PERFORMANCE - CHAPEAU
Amazing man, congrats!
I think I just held my breath for ten minutes!
Pretty bad ass! Solid work.
Super gnarly. Looks like a blast